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rb26stagea Grand Master

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Hi guys,

Typical Laws of Murphy: I put my car up for sale, then something goes wrong! The trim piece around the lock barrel on the exterior drivers door handle decided to end its association with the rest of the door handle and fall off. It was subsequently run over (doh! Damn you, Murphy!!), so I am in need of a replacement.

I've done the ringaround to as many places as I could think of, but not many seem to stock V35 bits and pieces. Nissan can source me one, but at 4 weeks and extortionate cost, I'm a bit hesitant to use them...

I was hoping someone might have seen a V35 being wrecked, or possibly know of someone who is parting one out??

does anyone know if they're the same as another model; Maxima, for instance?

Any help is appreciated!

Cheers,

Micah

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yeh they are a rip...... interior handles for 80 bux..... and 150 for the kickplates....... but hey if this is your last resort then why not. passenger side is a wreck so all the best on the driver side.

rb26stagea Grand Master

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micah,

show me what you mean - I may be able to get it ex japan (which car is this? chassis number pls.)

It's the silver car, and this is the culprit: the clip on the back is broken, but I'm not sure whether that was the cause, or whether it broke when the piece was run over....

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chassis number is cpv35505067

Cheers.

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rb26stagea Grand Master

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I can get that bit. not sure if it comes painted though.

I'll check in the morn as its a bit late now.

Hi Chris, any more info?? Need to make a decision on this, as the car is for sale...

Cheers,

Micah

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